Kansas State High School Basketball Opens With Favorites
Opening of the twenty seventh Kansas State High School tournament features parings and favored teams. Wyandotte and Winfield loom as top contenders in the state showdown, with eight teams in the field and several key matchups including Abilene versus Topeka and Salina against Ottawa. The first round concludes Friday morning with Wilson facing Emporia, Fredonia meeting Newton, Wellington opposed Fort Scott, and Liberal clashing with Wyandotte.
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Meet Tomorrow Night In the Garden Ring Miller and McLarnin
A New York boxing card at Madison Square Garden features Ray Miller and Jimmy McLarnin in a 135-pound bout. Miller, the Chicago lightweight with a powerful left, seeks to lift himself toward the division title as McLarnin, a Celtic right hand specialist, defends strong form and faces the Vancouver challenger. The crowd packs the big room as both fighters aim for a decisive victory in a lively, fast-paced clash.
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Wrens Face Hot Shots In Northeast Kansas Tourney
Wrens basketball enters the Northeast Kansas independent tournament in City, Kansas, meeting the Hot Shots of Ledwthe tonight at 9 o clock after earning a first round bye. Strengthened by Elmer Schaake, Lawrence high star, the locals won their opening game against St Marys, long rated the strongest team in the event.
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Emporia Teachers grid star Campbell inks pro deal
Kansas line back Slim Campbell from Emporia Teachers College signed a contract to play professional football with the New York Giants after a standout career at Emporia. The Yellowjacket athlete, listed at 5 feet 9 inches and 175 pounds, starred in multiple sports and captained the squad before moving to professional ranks.
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Boxing Critics Debate Kear and Walker Management
A fragmented notice discusses boxing control and strategy with references to Jack Kear and an astute manager Walker. It mentions a 191 punch figure and speculation about scheduling and placement, all tied to Monday events in the eastern region, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Aggies Host Kansas High School Wrestling Meet
Manhattan Kansas March 21 high school wrestling teams from Kansas will gather at the center of the stage Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30 for the second annual high school wrestling meet hosted by the college. About ten teams are expected to enter with Wichita and Manhattan as top contenders. Silver roving cups will be awarded to the two winning rooms, with medals for first second and third in each weight class. Kansas State team officials will officiate and Teo Bauman, Kansas coach, may assist. Weighing-in starts 8:00 Friday. preliminaries at 2:30. Saturday focuses on finals.
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Volley Ball battle for first rattles league standings
The Organ Factory beat the Auto Wreckers to reclaim first place while the Pickwick Greyhound team fell three games, Pine Bros sweeping the series. Tonight matches include Ober's vs Auto Wreckers from 7 to 8 and K E P against Bankers from 8 to 9.
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Old Timers Fall for Nick Altrock Hit and Run Game
The article notes former stars like Larry Ladoe Sam Crawford Fred Merkle Nick Altrock and others taking up golf and shooting in the low 80s. It claims aging baseball greats including Honus Wagner Dan Brouthers Jesse Burkett Gabby Cravath are winning cups in Altrock’s so called hit and run game.
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Baseball notes from spring train winds up and downs
Excerpts from spring training across Florida and Texas report wins losses and roster moves. Robins fall 6 3 to Phillies after leading early. Yankees Braves postpone rain soaked game. Mack trims Athletics rookies to 17 and Leary returns to his league. Browns lose 3 2 to Columbus. Haney to play for Cardinals against Athletics. Kerr Kamm Shakes sidelined by injuries. Tigers Cubs exhibition lackluster. Harris plans same lineup. Kelly holds first base for Reds as Athletes beat Reds 7 5. Hodano doubtful for season with Indians. Also notes on incubator hatchery research and hen hatching efficiency.
Lawrence Candidate Signer of City Papers Faces Burden
City clerk Floyd Lawrence, the Lawrence City Clerk, is noted as signing his name often in municipal papers. Estimates put his annual signatures between 10 000 and 15 600, yet he cites difficulty writing the name swiftly. A report nearby mentions a rare animal sighting in Ottawa near a poultry house in the business section.
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Electric incubator best hen substitute
Edmund Burke of the agricultural experiment station at the University of Montana says an electric incubator is the most satisfactory substitute for a hen. He notes temperature is the key factor in hatching eggs and that an electric incubator allows easier control of that temperature.
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Two Sleepers at City Inn Seeks Shelter Last Night
Two sleepers sought shelter until last night at City Inn. Adv advert mentions Bricknhwy’s Friday run.
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